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Every action taken in nature has consequences. For example, the elimination of red wolves in the northeast led to a proliferation of coyotes. Where coyote populations thrive, foxes disappear. Foxes prey on deer mice, which carry ticks. More deer mice mean more ticks, and more tick-borne disease. The killing of wolves and other predators like bears allows deer populations to expand. Deer destroy trees that serve as habitat for other wildlife. And so forth. Amy Atwood, an attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, calls the work of Wildlife Services a staggering killing campaign, bankrolled by taxpayers and says it is happening beyond the view of most Americans.

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